Definition of camcorder in English:

camcorder

noun ˈkamkɔːdəˈkæmˌkɔrdər

A portable combined video camera and video recorder.
便携式摄录（像）一体机
Example sentencesExamples
- New, tiny digital camcorders make it easier than ever.
- Camera phones and camcorders from Samsung Electronics may be able to take even sharper images soon.
- There are monthly draws for camcorders, DVD players and televisions.
- Schools were supplied with a digital camcorder, tripod, microphone and video editing equipment.
- Sony aims to sell 15 million digital cameras and 7 million camcorders this business year.
- Older analog camcorders only had optical zoom, but new digital video cameras have both optical and digital zoom.
- Dixons said its retail division had strong sales in mobile phones, digital cameras, camcorders, and PC peripherals.
- But when you set out to capture moments, digital cameras and camcorders win hands down.
- A bus pulls up and tourists step out, armed with camcorders and digital cameras.
- Digital video camcorders take the analog information in the video camera and then translate it into bytes of data.
- Digital cameras and camcorders are well catered for, with installation wizards and simple editing software.
- However, many of the moments that are captured by camcorders are once-in-a-lifetime and can't be replicated if the disc fails.
- The first tour bus of the year has already visited the resort and a number of the passengers made a beeline to the Market Street Car Park armed with their camcorders and cameras.
- The newest form of digital video cameras are DVD camcorders.
- They hope a battery of digital cameras and camcorders will capture evidence of the paranormal.
- It also operates as a digital camcorder, with up to three minutes of continuous video, and may be used as a PC Camera.
- I remember the growth of video recorders through a recession and camcorders through another recession.
- They also confiscated his camcorder, the third time courts had taken video cameras off him for similar actions.
- The fuel cell, about the same size as a standard rechargeable camcorder battery, was used to operate a camcorder.
- Much of what is written also applies to using digital video camcorders.

Origin

1980s: blend of camera¹ and recorder.

Definition of camcorder in US English:

camcorder

nounˈkamˌkôrdərˈkæmˌkɔrdər

A portable combined video camera and video recorder.
便携式摄录（像）一体机
Example sentencesExamples
- Digital cameras and camcorders are well catered for, with installation wizards and simple editing software.
- New, tiny digital camcorders make it easier than ever.
- They hope a battery of digital cameras and camcorders will capture evidence of the paranormal.
- Much of what is written also applies to using digital video camcorders.
- A bus pulls up and tourists step out, armed with camcorders and digital cameras.
- There are monthly draws for camcorders, DVD players and televisions.
- Dixons said its retail division had strong sales in mobile phones, digital cameras, camcorders, and PC peripherals.
- However, many of the moments that are captured by camcorders are once-in-a-lifetime and can't be replicated if the disc fails.
- The fuel cell, about the same size as a standard rechargeable camcorder battery, was used to operate a camcorder.
- It also operates as a digital camcorder, with up to three minutes of continuous video, and may be used as a PC Camera.
- I remember the growth of video recorders through a recession and camcorders through another recession.
- Camera phones and camcorders from Samsung Electronics may be able to take even sharper images soon.
- Digital video camcorders take the analog information in the video camera and then translate it into bytes of data.
- Schools were supplied with a digital camcorder, tripod, microphone and video editing equipment.
- Sony aims to sell 15 million digital cameras and 7 million camcorders this business year.
- But when you set out to capture moments, digital cameras and camcorders win hands down.
- They also confiscated his camcorder, the third time courts had taken video cameras off him for similar actions.
- The newest form of digital video cameras are DVD camcorders.
- Older analog camcorders only had optical zoom, but new digital video cameras have both optical and digital zoom.
- The first tour bus of the year has already visited the resort and a number of the passengers made a beeline to the Market Street Car Park armed with their camcorders and cameras.

Origin

1980s: blend of camera and recorder.

词汇	camcorder
释义	Definition of camcorder in English: camcorder noun ˈkamkɔːdəˈkæmˌkɔrdər A portable combined video camera and video recorder. 便携式摄录（像）一体机 Example sentencesExamples New, tiny digital camcorders make it easier than ever. Camera phones and camcorders from Samsung Electronics may be able to take even sharper images soon. There are monthly draws for camcorders, DVD players and televisions. Schools were supplied with a digital camcorder, tripod, microphone and video editing equipment. Sony aims to sell 15 million digital cameras and 7 million camcorders this business year. Older analog camcorders only had optical zoom, but new digital video cameras have both optical and digital zoom. Dixons said its retail division had strong sales in mobile phones, digital cameras, camcorders, and PC peripherals. But when you set out to capture moments, digital cameras and camcorders win hands down. A bus pulls up and tourists step out, armed with camcorders and digital cameras. Digital video camcorders take the analog information in the video camera and then translate it into bytes of data. Digital cameras and camcorders are well catered for, with installation wizards and simple editing software. However, many of the moments that are captured by camcorders are once-in-a-lifetime and can't be replicated if the disc fails. The first tour bus of the year has already visited the resort and a number of the passengers made a beeline to the Market Street Car Park armed with their camcorders and cameras. The newest form of digital video cameras are DVD camcorders. They hope a battery of digital cameras and camcorders will capture evidence of the paranormal. It also operates as a digital camcorder, with up to three minutes of continuous video, and may be used as a PC Camera. I remember the growth of video recorders through a recession and camcorders through another recession. They also confiscated his camcorder, the third time courts had taken video cameras off him for similar actions. The fuel cell, about the same size as a standard rechargeable camcorder battery, was used to operate a camcorder. Much of what is written also applies to using digital video camcorders. Origin 1980s: blend of camera¹ and recorder. Definition of camcorder in US English: camcorder nounˈkamˌkôrdərˈkæmˌkɔrdər A portable combined video camera and video recorder. 便携式摄录（像）一体机 Example sentencesExamples Digital cameras and camcorders are well catered for, with installation wizards and simple editing software. New, tiny digital camcorders make it easier than ever. They hope a battery of digital cameras and camcorders will capture evidence of the paranormal. Much of what is written also applies to using digital video camcorders. A bus pulls up and tourists step out, armed with camcorders and digital cameras. There are monthly draws for camcorders, DVD players and televisions. Dixons said its retail division had strong sales in mobile phones, digital cameras, camcorders, and PC peripherals. However, many of the moments that are captured by camcorders are once-in-a-lifetime and can't be replicated if the disc fails. The fuel cell, about the same size as a standard rechargeable camcorder battery, was used to operate a camcorder. It also operates as a digital camcorder, with up to three minutes of continuous video, and may be used as a PC Camera. I remember the growth of video recorders through a recession and camcorders through another recession. Camera phones and camcorders from Samsung Electronics may be able to take even sharper images soon. Digital video camcorders take the analog information in the video camera and then translate it into bytes of data. Schools were supplied with a digital camcorder, tripod, microphone and video editing equipment. Sony aims to sell 15 million digital cameras and 7 million camcorders this business year. But when you set out to capture moments, digital cameras and camcorders win hands down. They also confiscated his camcorder, the third time courts had taken video cameras off him for similar actions. The newest form of digital video cameras are DVD camcorders. Older analog camcorders only had optical zoom, but new digital video cameras have both optical and digital zoom. The first tour bus of the year has already visited the resort and a number of the passengers made a beeline to the Market Street Car Park armed with their camcorders and cameras. Origin 1980s: blend of camera and recorder.
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